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Tonight, I installed Visual Studio 2010 Pro as part of my student software bundle. I have done nothing interesting with it, or even really used it. However, I now have Microsoft development tools on my computer. This is big. Not just big- huge. It will get even bigger if I start *gasp* learning Microsoft's .NET languages. C# is the most likely.
So for all of those interested- I now have Visual Studio installed.
So for all of those interested- I now have Visual Studio installed.
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fromTheSprawl
08 September 2011 - 08:13 PM
This is big!
From Java now mac will dominate the .NET world. It's not an if, it's a when. Well, good luck!
From Java now mac will dominate the .NET world. It's not an if, it's a when. Well, good luck!
nathanpc
08 September 2011 - 08:27 PM
Good luck man. I used to develop applications for Windows Mobile using C#. Now I'm developing Android and iOS applications using HTML5 and jQuery. Felling a lot better 
Curtis Rutland
08 September 2011 - 09:33 PMQuote
mac will dominate the .NET world
Suddenly I feel my position at the top of the C# rep list is in danger.
@nathan, give Win7P development a shot. It's a lot better than classic Windows Mobile.
@Mac, good for you. Make sure to get the service pack. Also, if you do get into serious development with it. consider Resharper. It's not necessary, but it is awesome.
CasiOo
08 September 2011 - 10:02 PM
I started using Visual Studio 2010 ultimate a few weeks ago, and I must say that I miss a lot of the functionality from eclipse
The most annoying part for me is that it doesn't suggest classes from namespaces you haven't imported yet.
I would suggest installing the Productivity power tool extension (Tools -> Extension manager) it offers you options like auto bracket completion (I loooooooooooove that 
The most annoying part for me is that it doesn't suggest classes from namespaces you haven't imported yet.
I would suggest installing the Productivity power tool extension (Tools -> Extension manager)
it offers you options like auto bracket completion (I loooooooooooove that
RudiVisser
09 September 2011 - 12:03 AMCasiOo, on 09 September 2011 - 06:02 AM, said:
The most annoying part for me is that it doesn't suggest classes from namespaces you haven't imported yet.
I'd say that's a bug in Eclipse not a feature, suuuurely :dontgetit:
Sergio Tapia
09 September 2011 - 06:28 AM
Might want to look at one of my blog posts now:
http://www.dreaminco...oking-and-free/
http://www.dreaminco...oking-and-free/
WolfCoder
09 September 2011 - 07:35 AM
Visual Studio does all those things, it's just located somewhere else in the IDE.
UziTech
09 September 2011 - 10:52 AM
I miss the days of visual studio 
I'm doing mostly webpages now and I would give give anything to not have to code for multiple platforms
I'm doing mostly webpages now and I would give give anything to not have to code for multiple platforms
macosxnerd101
09 September 2011 - 06:11 PM
Thanks, everyone!
@Curtis and Sergio: Awesome tips! I'll have to check them out more if/when I get more into developing with Visual Studio.
@Sergio: I've always been one of the cool kids. Installing Visual Studio just makes me that much cooler.
@Curtis and Sergio: Awesome tips! I'll have to check them out more if/when I get more into developing with Visual Studio.
@Sergio: I've always been one of the cool kids. Installing Visual Studio just makes me that much cooler.
AdamSpeight2008
10 September 2011 - 01:01 PM
There's some additional languages the can integrate into VS2010
IronPython
ItonRuby
IronPython
ItonRuby
tlhIn`toq
10 September 2011 - 08:23 PMCasiOo, on 08 September 2011 - 11:02 PM, said:
I started using Visual Studio 2010 ultimate a few weeks ago, and I must say that I miss a lot of the functionality from eclipse
The most annoying part for me is that it doesn't suggest classes from namespaces you haven't imported yet.
I would suggest installing the Productivity power tool extension (Tools -> Extension manager) it offers you options like auto bracket completion (I loooooooooooove that
The most annoying part for me is that it doesn't suggest classes from namespaces you haven't imported yet.
I would suggest installing the Productivity power tool extension (Tools -> Extension manager)
it offers you options like auto bracket completion (I loooooooooooove that ReSharper extension will give you both of those.
nArrange is also handy for cleaning up code and is free.
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